View northeast across Market to Baldwin Hotel, St. Ann's Building. Wm. F. Mau & Co. Elite Grocers at 1022 Market. Painted pole for C. Curtin dry goods at right, 911-915 Market. Horses and buggies. Utility poles with many crossbars on south side of Market.
South of Market
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Grant & Market
Elevated view southeast past Union Trust Co. bank to crowded street scene. Call Building with Hearst Examiner Building (opened September, 1911) under construction. Dr. H. G. Martin, Uhl Brothers, Sorensen's Jewelers in Kamm Building, Silver Palace Theatre at far right. 5-line streetcar.
Downtown / Union Square
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Fillmore & Fulton
[Fillmore, the new Market Street.] View north. Streetcar passing, and others approaching. Only extant building in image is partly shown on far right (SE corner).
Alamo Square
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Sutter & Fillmore
View northwest across intersection to Muni 3- Line streetcar #227 turning; Reinert - Riley furniture store, Byington Electric Co. radios. Streetcar has poster ad for "Another Part of the Forest" at the United Artists Theatre.
Lower Pacific Heights
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Market & 3rd
Eleveated view north of busy street scene across intersection to MSRy 5-line #875, MUNI L-Taraval car. MSRY 32-line #1650, MSRY 9-line car. MUNI Geary streetcar. Lotta's Fountain. Chronicle Building with large clock above entry, Florsheim Shoe store, Crocker Building. Pedestrians crossing past loading zones.
South of Market
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Mission near 22nd
View northeast across Mission to Grand Theatre, Bay View Federal Savings Bank (1963) in background. The Lucky Pork, The 88 cents store. 14-Mission line bus #763.
Mission
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Crown Theatre
Showing 'Bikini Beach' and 'Wild Guitar'. Wigwam, Rialto, Cine Latino Theatre. Dial television appliance store. Rialto Sandwich Shop, Dr. Lee Roy Chiropractor. Mission near 22nd Street.
Mission
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Market near Mason
Elevated view northwest to Loew's Warfield Theatre in center showing 'The Good Earth.'Paramount (previously Granada) Theatre in distance. At bottom left, Shirley Temple movie at St. Francis (previously Empress, Strand) Theatre.
Tenderloin
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Market near 6th
Elevated view northeast and steeply down to Market and buildings on north side. Long lines waiting for Loew's Warfield Theatre World Premier of 'Red Danube.' Newsreel Theatre. Tiny's Waffle Shop on Turk. Dean building with deco makeover at far right.
South of Market
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Market & Sutter
View east across Market to Underwood building 525 Market, Hooker & Lent, Sheldon, PG&E, Matson, Southern Pacific and Ferry Building. Stacey's Books on the right. At left, Fife Building with Mobilgas sign atop in distance. Kehoe Display Fixture Co., Baron's Government Surplus, Stacey's Books. Muni 6-Line #424 at center. Birdcage traffic signals.
Financial District
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Cesar Chavez & Potrero
View west across Cesar Chavez (then Army) to George Stelling Sheet Metal Shop, approaching MSRY 9-line streetcar #944. Bernal Heights in background.
Potrero Hill
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Mission near 26th
View north across Mission to MSRY 14-line streetcar #1608. L.B. O'Brien fuel, 2964 Mission "Knight Coal", and Hotel Miramonte, 2908 Mission. 7 story brick apartment building at 25th and Bartlett (built 1932)in background.
Mission
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Great Highway
View south. Auto gridlock and crowds of onlookers viewing the remains of the wrecked vessel 'Yosemite' on Ocean Beach. Tossed in the surf, the wreck destroyed a section of the Lurline Pier, visible at right.
Sutro Heights
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Market & Geary
View northwest across Market to Streetcar #1693, Horse car, wagons, Lotta's Fountain. Advertising on Schmidt Building (Herman Barth architect, 1908) for 'San Carlos Park' development on Peninsula. Flannery Building with signage for C.M. Wooster Co. Country Lands, Golden State Irrigated Farms Co. Mutual Savings Bank Building, background left. Flags flying from vehicles and on some buildings. In center background, Rosenstock Building under construction (Albert Pissis architect, 1908). With exception of Flannery Building, major buildings in view still stand in 2022.